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What should I do if my game is moving too fast?
If you notice your objects are moving too quickly, make the objects larger. If you notice the opposite—that the objects move too slowly—you should scale the objects down. You can scale your objects with more precision by grouping them into one null object, and scaling that one object.
Velocity Problems. A plane needs to reach a velocity of 300 km/h relative to the air in order to take off. If there is a wind blowing at 80 km/h in the direction opposite to take off, what velocity must the plane reach relative to ground in order to take off. A child on a horizontal merry-go-round gives an initial velocity Vrel to a ball.
How to flip an object on the Y axis?
FLIP_Y = Transform2D ( 1, 0, 0, -1, 0, 0 ) Transform2D with mirroring applied parallel to the Y axis. These can be use to flip an object and all its children in a way similar to the one Rob describes in his answer, but in the following single line: and all the other stuff are excessive!
Is there a way to flip your character?
There may be a better way, but I currently have my script attached to my KinematicBody2D with the sprite as a child, and when left: This flips all of the children, including my CollisionShape2D that is slightly off center. I tried this but my player acts funky when I try to move it. The code to move my character is this:
Why do my games slow down after playing for a while?
Download Speccy from piriform and monitor your temps before during and after gaming, if none of the temperatures go into the red then it’s not a over heating issue. I’d check bios to make sure memory is running at correct speed and enable xmp if supported.
How can I make a GameObject ” stick ” to another?
What the above does is takes the collided object and sets its transform to your current object. That way when your current object moves, the other one should follow along. You may get unexpected results if you have a rigid body attached to these objects too, but from what it sounds like, you dont